will ayu be in your heart till you are old?

[Ayurendy]

Honestly.will you???
If me,of course I will
She has given me something I can't explain -absolutely wonderful-
She'll has a special place inside my heart

[addicted]

Who knows it.
of course everyone says that cause you like her so much now,but after that?
everyone sure say yes,but i think the same way i will like her forever but who knows someday ...

[Raleigh]

You never know.. I'm sure there'll be a part of her in me always though. She helped me to grow up. So I don't think I can forget her that easily.

[LEOyumi]

I hope so.

[paper_doll]

I'd say no. Me and my friend talked about this the other day using Linkin Park as an expample 'cause we both obsses (I cant spell) over them. 10 years from now I doubt Im going to still like them, or Ayu. But who can say for sure.

[alice19th]

It depends on the individual. I tend to focus my obsess on one specific thing ... and then I get bored. Like TV shows. Ayumi ... I hope I don't lose her. But you can't really say where you're going to be in ten years, because no one ever really knows.
Makes one really wish for a crystal ball ... lol.

[tl1029530921]

ionno if lose interest or not, but i dont i will ever forget her name

[Piccolo]

If I'm driving down the road one day in my car listening to Ayumi Hamasaki 40 years from now, I would not be surprised.

[Vinylfantasy]

It's definitely possible but not really for sure. I can see myself liking her for awhile as long as she doesn't churn out half-assed releases again like she did for awhile because I tend to lose interest easily.

[HanabiChick]

I don't know - I think I'll remember the things she inspired in me, I just don't know if I'll still be listening to her. Although, maybe I will...

[gogirlanime]

I'm not sure she's gonna make a huge sugnificance when I'm older, but I'm sure all always remember her and how much I love her music, I'll probably not listen to her music for a good 10 years sometime down the road, but then I'll go back to her music to feel young again ^.^

[kiseki666]

i really have no idea.
i hope i wont forget her and she will be there in my heart in the future.
she really has played a important role in my life though...shes influenced and motivated me to learn to sing and learn japanese.

[starr5245]

i don't think so. I won't like people for long periods of time, even though i have all Ayumi albums. Sigh..fame is never lasting.

[voltron]

I think I'll at least appreciate her older stuff, no matter what age I am. I mean, I may not always support her musically (though I'd like to think I would), but I've liked her for so long I could never just completely become neutral to everything she's done.

[~K+]

I'll only like her older stuff that I actually like. I wouldn't be listening to INSPIRE a few years down the track for sure, I don't even listen to it now.

I've been listening to Sammi Cheng for almost 9 years, I'm not someone to ditch the old for the new.

[Kazuko]

i sure hope i'll still like ayu.. i've only been a fan for about 2 years now... so i think i'll have a long way to go ^__^ although the future is undecided...

[kournikova]

dont know... at present is yes ^^

[JimmyKoria]

Nopers.

As quickly as I pick something up, Im just as quickly willing to drop it. I think I'll always remember hamasaki the person more then hamasaki the jpop singer and her songs. I dont know, she has an intresting story, and thats what keeps me.

[Ibitsu Kokoro]

Probablly not. As she doesn't have a special place in my heart right now. She's just an interesting person. Music is music is music is music.

[T-Z333]

Erm.. you fans... ever tried to read this thread while listening to "CAROLS"?
Gosh that's a huge hit! I felt like crying while doing that!

I thing I'll still like her then. I still listen to the first CD's I bought, 8 years ago from now, and the first cassete (Around 10 years ago) too (Now changed it for a CD, but still the same music). Music has a very special place in me, and I hardly forget about a song/artist I really like. I might drop her sometime, but I know I'll go back to that. I never forget about music, and almost every song I like has a place and a memory on it.